With 18 lines of beer, 4 full-size American pool tables and a rooftop beer garden, Parkside Tavern is one helluva boozer to book into. Better yet, you can expect pizzas and live sports to accompany your drinks here too.

Original Oak Inn is the Headingley pub catering to all crowds, thanks to Sky Sports, a load of HD screens and a sprawling beer garden to boot. To top it off? Wash down the likes of pizza, tapas, burgers and more with cocktails or your favourite pint.

After pubs in Leeds city centre serving food? Bower's Tap has everything from 'made to share' sections to trios of small plates, burgers, pizza and British classics. You can guarantee there's something to satisfy those cravings here.

If you're looking for old pubs in Leed city centre, then be sure to check out Palace Leeds on Kirkgate. Come rain or shine, this fabulous venue has a gorgeous beer garden alongside a cosy indoor space. As for food? Expect mouthwatering hearty fare and ice-cold brews.

Out of all the choices, Crowd Of Favours is one of the best pubs in Leeds for food. Check out the laid-back space here for Schnitfaced burgers, sarnies and roasts, alongside craft beer and plenty of classic cocktails.

If you want your pub to be dog-friendly, boast a picturesque beer garden and serve over 90 gins, then Granvilles Beer & Gin House is just the place. Head to the Horsforth boozer, where a lineup of local pints and bingo events await too.

If you're looking for a pub to wet your whistle at, there's no better place than Old Ball. Nestled in Horsforth, this contemporary boozer boasts hanging foliage and bare-brick walls. Even better? It's home to scrumptious grub, tasty tipples and epic sports screenings.

Situated in the hub of all the action, Nation of Shopkeepers is a master at delivering wicked live music nights, refreshing pints and quirky bites. Next time you're wondering where to drink, pay a visit to this watering hole and you won't regret it.

A hidden gem, Water Lane Boathouse is the canalside pub that comes top for freshly-baked pizza, craft beer and gorgeous views. Head here in the winter to cosy up with a hearty feast, or enjoy the sprawling outdoor terrace when the sun decides to shine.

Nestled in Meanwood, Beck & Call is a neighbourhood local with home-cooked pub food and cask ales at the forefront of the menu. Settle into a cosy nook of the dining room or head outside when the sun's out, and you'll find a colourful beer garden providing a sense of sanctuary. 

For Irish pubs in Leeds, O'Neill's comes out firmly on top. Think affordable, refreshing pints of Guinness, bottomless brunches and Saturday night entertainment, plus the opportunity to refuel with plenty of grub throughout.

Hyde Park Hotel is a great shout in the area. Along with vegan options and bottomless brunches, the boozer flaunts scrumptious grub, from tasty tacos to burgers and pizza cones. Plus, the venue hosts quizzes every Tuesday as well as regular sports fixtures if you fancy watching some footie.

Fancy something a little different in the city? Boasting a number of delicious gin cocktails and craft beer, Pinnacle Leeds is quite the boozer. You can play shuffleboard or pool, or partake in an epic sports viewing of the latest game.

After pub lunch in Leeds city centre? Keep it cheap with Walkabout. Not only has this place got games galore across its pool tables and on big screens, but meals bring a choice of 'bonza' burgers, loaded sharing plates, wings and more - all washed down by beer.

Headrow House is definitely one of the best pubs in Leeds centre, taking up residency in a former 1900's textile mill and offering not one, but two roof terraces for alfresco sips. That's not all though, as the resident kitchen comes occupied by the Michelin Guide recommended Ox Club.

21 draught lines and four pool tables make this place a great drinking den. Hawkhill Tavern is spread out over two floors in Guiseley, bringing a whole load of sports viewing, pizzas, and a south-facing terrace to your sesh.

Get on down to Horse & Trumpet Hotel in Leeds city centre and discover a timeless, iconic pub. Boasting traditional interiors from the panelled walls to the dark wooden furniture, its the perfect place to escape with craft ales, wines and regular events.

A fan of the more traditional pubs in Leeds? Make your way to Bishopgate Street where The Scarbrough Hotel is offering up a menu of classic British dishes and beers on tap. It's also got outdoor seating for those summertime sips.

The Library is a much-loved destination known for craft pints and hearty grub. Found just on the edge of the university campus, it's a big hit with students and locals alike, alongside anyone looking for affordable drinks.

A lively pub, Editor's Draught is a great spot for game day, boasting numerous HD TVs that screen BT and Sky Sports. The Wellington Street watering hole also has real ales and a mega menu of comfort food bites available.

In Horsforth? Then don't miss out on The Malt Brewhouse. Treat yourself to cask ales, wine and cocktails, all of which accompany beer bites and hand-stretched pizzas. When you fancy a game, there's shuffleboard and pool too.

Looking for a boozer that does it all? Head on over to Headingley Taps Bennett Road for a good ol' time. This much-loved haunt not only offers themed events from disco nights to pub quizzes, but also serves some hearty pub fare with bespoke concoctions. 

Rinsed in old fashioned charm, this snug pub is filled with vintage leather sofas, antique chairs and ornate decorative touches. Sit back and put your feet up by the fire or grab a spot in a more intimate nook and enjoy a tasty brew.

Having originally opened in 1802, The Cross Keys is a stalwart on the city's pub scene. Whether you're here for an after-work drink in their beer garden or one of their award-winning Sunday roasts by the fire, this Water Lane boozer has got you covered.

If you're searching for places to drink, Head of Steam is for you. Order yourself one of their craft, cask or world beers, bask in the off-kilter interiors and tap your toes to the music, all whilst filling your belly on comfort food.

Wrap your taste buds around the classic nosh at this choice of gastro pubs in Leeds. From steak and burgers to baked camembert and scotch eggs, the menu at Town Hall Tavern has something to keep everyone happy, whilst its drinks include beers, ales, fine wines and cheeky cocktails.

The Lamb and Flag focuses on two things: great beers and delicious food. They pour up a whole roster of locally brewed beers, draught lagers, wines and spirits to accompany their gastropub food and also have a killer outside area.

Pubs in Leeds city centre don't get much better than Pack Horse, a historic boozer just tucked away from Briggate Street. Not only is it one of the area's oldest boozers but it also whips up award-winning pies, using some of the country's freshest ingredients.

Sunday roasts, craft beers and stained glass windows are all on the menu at the oldest pub in Leeds. Head to Whitelock's Ale House and Turks Head where antique interiors pay tribute to its 300-year-old history whilst its courtyard lets you soak up the relaxed atmosphere and sun all at once.

As well as stocking over 200 beers at this pick of CAMRA pubs in Leeds, Tapped also creates a range of mouthwatering slices from authentic Italian dough. Choose between popular toppings, such as pepperoni and jalapenos, or opt for one of the more unusual pizzas, along the lines of seitan doner and chicken tikka.

Not only do The Brewery Tap make their own craft beers onsite, meaning you're in for some of the freshest pints around, but they also cook up a host of pub grub classics. Nestle into a comfortable corner and tuck into fish and chips, sausage and mash, burgers and steak pie. It wouldn't be a Leeds pub crawl without this one.